So, I’ve essentially robbed the Ryougi Family?
Interesting.
I wonder if the Ryougi Family will send people to investigate?
I remember the Ryougi Family is one of the four major demon-slaying families in this world’s island nation, right?
And they’re the only ones still thriving; the others have either been wiped out or fallen into decline.
Lynch rubbed his chin, then smiled again, and asked Jarvis to anonymously send the information to the local police station, so they could collect it.
This information was undoubtedly significant, as it implicated many local bigwigs, including details of various bribes, given that the Yakuza group had always used illegal income for their offerings.
However, Lynch didn’t think it would escalate, because given the island nation’s social environment and political system, the matter would surely be suppressed, and he, the ‘vigilante,’ would definitely be targeted, investigated, pursued, and even hunted down.
After all, those who know too much always earn the hatred and fear of the ‘big shots.’
So, as expected, Miyako City would soon be in an uproar.
But…
it was Iron Man Tohsaka Tokiomi who robbed the Yakuza and reported them.
What did that have to do with him, a tourist from Todai?
Lynch cheerfully left immediately, leaving behind the shattered safe and a pile of documents.
Soon after, police, who received an anonymous tip from an unknown number, arrived and quickly discovered the abandoned items.
When the team leader saw the contents, his expression changed drastically, and he quickly ordered his subordinates to secure the documents and cordon off the scene.
What happened next was clearly beyond the scope of these ordinary police officers.
While the Miyako City police were losing sleep over the documents, Lynch had already returned to his hotel and enjoyed a good night’s rest.
The next morning, Lynch went out again, heading to a local detective agency to post a commission.
The commission was to find a single woman in her twenties.
After posting the commission and paying the deposit, Lynch attended to other errands, busy for the entire morning.
Once everything was settled, he spent the afternoon like an ordinary tourist, visiting various attractions in Miyako City.
He went to every famous spot, then used his newly purchased digital camera to check in and take photos.
Anyone unaware would truly believe Lynch was just an ordinary tourist from Todai.
Although the mainland regions of Todai hadn’t developed much in this era, the Hong Kong and Taiwan regions were already ahead, and Chinese people and descendants were global, so Lynch’s identity as a single tourist wasn’t unusual.
On the contrary, his appearance, which even Daniel Wu would envy, attracted the attention of many women.
Lynch, wandering through various scenic spots, was often approached by local ladies, from high school girls to working women.
One could only say that good looks were an advantage everywhere.
In response, Lynch unhesitatingly showed his Sigma male side, firmly rejecting all who came onto him.
He even maliciously cosplayed as Kujo Jotaro, telling a few persistent high school girls the classic line, ‘You’re annoying, shut up!’
The high school girls, after a moment of stunned silence, became incredibly excited, uttering delirious phrases like ‘He’s talking to me,’ almost making Lynch, who was cosplaying on a whim, lose his composure.
Then, Lynch achieved the accomplishment, ‘Cross-Fandom Cosplay – JOJO’s Famous Scene.’
The system actually considered this fun, and while he couldn’t directly gain fun points from those passersby, he still made a profit.
However, the rewards for these achievements, completely unrelated to the main story characters, were stingy, only 10 fun points, which left Lynch speechless, giving him a feeling reminiscent of playing gacha games before his transmigration, looking at the achievement rewards in those games.
Because those mobile games would only give about that much for achievement rewards.
Fortunately, this situation also allowed Lynch to deduce that the fun rewards given by the system revolved around the current main story.
If he created fun in areas and with characters unrelated to the main story, even if it was quite entertaining, the rewards would be minimal.
Luckily, for the same event, the system didn’t strictly forbid repeating it.
As long as he could perform well and create enough fun, the same achievement could be repeatedly farmed.
Fun was the key; there were no other special restrictions!
The amusement system was that free, like the man who shouted ‘freedom’ and could turn into a giant, and the mangaka Fujimoto, whose mental state made him incomprehensible to normal people.
After two days of enjoyable play, the detective agency Lynch commissioned contacted him, stating they had found the target.
Upon receiving the news, Lynch decisively paid the remaining fee, then took the information from the detective agency and went to find the person.
It went smoothly, without any unexpected incidents.
Lynch arrived at Miyako City’s industrial district and found an old office building there.
He then went straight to the 4th floor, where he found an office with a sign that read ‘Garan no Dou’.
Then, he knocked on the door.
Soon, a magnetic, mature female voice came from inside.
“Please come in, the door isn’t locked.”
Hearing this, Lynch twisted the wooden doorknob and opened it.
The moment it opened, a strong smell of tobacco wafted out, indicating that the person inside often smoked with the doors and windows closed.
Then, what met his eyes was a dimly lit, roughly eighty-square-meter room, furnished with a coffee table and chairs, a rather large desk, many filing cabinets, and rows of files.
In addition, decorative items like statues and globes, and wall hangings like clocks, were all present.
Overall, it gave the impression of being cluttered but having everything one might need, a kind of ‘well, everything’s here, so let’s just leave it’ disarray.
Furthermore, the room had multiple doors, including a lounge, a restroom, and a storage room, and even stairs leading downstairs, proving that the owner of the office occupied more than just this floor.
Then, Lynch saw a red-haired woman sitting in an executive chair in front of the desk, holding a lit ladies’ cigarette with an elegant and lazy posture, clearly smoking.
She looked about twenty-seven or twenty-eight, with delicate and beautiful features.
Her hair wasn’t long, tied in a single ponytail, and her red eyes, though lazy, held a clear scrutinizing gaze.
She was in the process of taking off her plain glasses, apparently having just removed them.
Although she was sitting in the chair and wearing a simple white ladies’ shirt, it perfectly accentuated her impressive figure, exuding an alluring, mature feminine charm, the type overflowing with hormones.
Her name was Aozaki Touko, nicknamed ‘Crimson of Pain.’ She was not a character from Fate, but from other works by Kinoko Nasu, a very formidable Magus, possessing unique puppetry techniques.
She even modified her own body into a puppet and created multiple bodies.
If she encountered something that would lead to her defeat, she could directly transfer her consciousness to a backup body, thereby achieving a form of immortality and longevity.
Of course, this was Aozaki Touko’s future achievement.
Currently, Aozaki Touko had been defeated by her younger sister a few years ago, suffering the most tragic failure of her life, and was now in a state of ‘exile’ in some sense.
Although she had been researching puppetry techniques, the extent of her progress was unknown, but she certainly hadn’t reached the level of a Grand Magus of Puppetry that she would be in the future.
Undoubtedly, Lynch was now seeking Aozaki Touko for the puppet clone technique he had drawn from the system.
If anyone in this world could help Lynch achieve that technique, there were quite a few, as the information was very complete; it just needed to be implemented.
And this world did not lack geniuses and experts in this field.
However, the only one Lynch could find who would definitely help him create the puppet clone, and do so very quickly, was Aozaki Touko, who was currently at a low point in her life.
In fact, Lynch had a backup plan: if he could get a character card from Aozaki Touko, he would first try to use her character card to create the puppet.
If not, he would hand over the information to her for research.
As it turned out, the character card plan failed, because no character card appeared for Aozaki Touko.
Clearly, she was not a main character in ‘Fate/Zero,’ and even if Aozaki Touko was a powerful and popular character in this world, a character card would not be generated.